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| Matt06 |
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Unlucky. My 125 blew over in the wind last year, which was rather annoying. That was because it only had a centre stand though. I would have thought a side stand would be fine.
The only problem I have been having is my bike cover blowing away....  ____________________ Current: MT-10, Bandit, Grom, GPZ500
Previous: YBR125, GSXR400, ZXR400, MT-03, NTV650, R6, z750, ZX6R, MT-09 |
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Unlucky hun
Im lucky to have an extra 'U' shaped high wooden fence around the bike which stops part of the wind.
It was pretty bad here last night, no fun on the push bike. |
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| Bofh5 |
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Thanks all.
I was really down this morning especially having to car it to work.
Always cheers me up a good blast to work instead of queuing for an hour going no where.
Speaking of covers last weekend i was tieing it on when the wind got under it and like a parachute took off over the roof of the house.
I thought bye bye as i live near a river and lake but fortunately it hooked onto my neighbours scaffolding van.
Must have been a hell of a gust as the bike was on its side stand and had a full tank of fuel as i topped it off just before i got home.
Nearly killed me trying to pick it up.
Looks like fibreglass fun on saturday for me.
 ____________________ (L)users...Disk space is to good for them.
Bikes: Honda 50 / CB125-TDC / 93 CBR600 F2 (Stolen & Trashed) / 2001 SP-1 (Sold) / 95 CBR600 F3 |
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I hate you....
Only joking....I was really looking for forward to a nice dry sunny run into work but the biker gods were not smiling on me.
Sods law the one dry day and i'm stuck in the car  ____________________ (L)users...Disk space is to good for them.
Bikes: Honda 50 / CB125-TDC / 93 CBR600 F2 (Stolen & Trashed) / 2001 SP-1 (Sold) / 95 CBR600 F3 |
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One day in Edinburgh my mates SV650 blew over OVER THE TOP of its sidestand! It lifted the bike so far up that the stand buckled and the bike came crashing down on its left hand side.
I hope everyone who has found their bike lying on its side is being very careful the first time they try to crank it over again. If oil has got into a cylinder (it shouldn't but then again, they shouldn't be lying on their side) it can fluid-lock leading to terminal engine damage if you attempt to start it.
If my bike had been lying on its side overnight I would either be whipping the plugs out before turning it over or carefully turning it over manually with a socket on the end of the crank. If it turns over once, it's ok (ie, two complete turns of the crank).
2-strokes should be fine. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
I did the 2010 Round Britain Rally on my 350 Bullet. 89 landmarks, 3 months, 9,500 miles. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 55 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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